All four Tikis attend our first live show in years! After a lot of difficulty getting things going (so what else is new?), you can tell we had a lot of fun with this one!

Even on short notice, we had some live listeners, so we have more interaction with our listeners than we have had as of late. Check out this episode, showing how it used to be done!

!!!!UPDATE!!!! Jeff here. It is 6:30PM and no one has showed up yet. Everybody might have have to wait until a little after seven.

Tom is going to be in town this week, so we are going to be getting together on Tuesday, July 21st to attempt to do a live show at 7pm CDT (8pm Eastern, 5pm Pacific).

I have been testing the old show software and have been able to get the live stream going again, we just need to hook up the board and try it out with all of us in the same place. So try to check us out, be patient, and check the web page that night, and hopefully you will hear us live again!

The four of us were feeling good enough for this show that we extended this show to three parts! Yeah, it's not as long as shows used to be, but we hope you enjoy the extra bonus time. We had a little bit of technical issues with the sound quality, but post-production did a lot to remedy that, hopefully it sounds good to you!

The show is slowly turning into just about us and whatever we have on our minds. While we do read the listener mail we received, topics are mostly just what we want to talk about, and not so much news. We talk a lot about sports and music in this show, with a Tom-meets-another-actor story thrown in for good measure. So give it a listen and enjoy an extended RadioTiki show!

Our Ninth Anniversary show, wow, what a run! And we're still going! We may be spread out in various places, but we're still bringing you shows to enjoy! So no matter how you listen or where you are, kick back and hear us fill Tom in on the latest news from the US, as he seems to have a drought of information from here.

We talk about the latest popular culture events, including some local Chicago info. Where else but RadioTiki would you hear such diverse topics as Desmond Tutu's visit to Chicago, International Baseball, and Jimmy Fallon's new show? And of course, it wouldn't be a show without Listener Mail!

After almost three months off, you'd think we'd come up with something a little more special than this. At least all four of us were there, and we're in good spirits despite having troubles getting the show started. Actually, the show is our usual Tiki quality, so if you were missing us, give it a listen!

We talk a little about our holidays, and as this is our first show after the 2008 Presidential Election, we talk a little about Barack Obama. If you know us, you know what to expect from that. We also go for the usual Tiki ha-ha talking about Brad's neighbor, the Geico Cavemen, and inflation in Zimbabwe. And of course, we go through all the listener mail we've received.

Our schedules have worked against us, however, we found a way to bring you a show. This one is in two parts, which isn't in and of itself special, but what is special is that the two parts happened two days apart! We tried to get Brad to join us, however, his laptop conspired against him, and he was unable to participate.

We catch up on Listener Mail and mourn Chicago's baseball woes. We also discuss Tom's successful hip surgery and wonder at the marvel of modern medicine. During his convalescence, Tom has taken up learning harmonica, so listen for that treat. And a good edition of the Great RadioTiki Experiment just wouldn't be the same without mention of the Amazing Race or D&D.

We tried to do a show, we really did! Unfortunately, we had a thing or two working against us. Tom forgot his headset with microphone at work, and his sound quality was a bit subpar, so we decided to bring you a quick teaser and commit to a show the following week. So enjoy this Tiki bite-sized snack while we prepare for the next show.

It's Tiki summertime and we're all into thinking about vacations, or holidays, depending upon which continent you're on. Baseball is definitely on our minds, as Tom explains how he's spreading America's pastime to England. Since there was a considerable break before this show, we have a load of listener mail to go through, some usual, some a little strange.

Even though Brad isn't present for this show, the usual ha-ha prevails. Find out Tom's reaction to his company asking him to go to Cuba, and why baking is so hard in Canada and the UK. Grab your favorite meat pie, pull up a chair from Ikea, and tune in to this month's edition of RadioTiki!

You'd think we'd have all the kinks worked out by now, but sometimes you really do the same thing and get different results. We had some Skype-related issues regarding the sound quality of this one, so bite down on a belt, grin, and bear with us for this one!

In this show we find out just what Tom's son wants to be when he grows up, which if you know the Tiki guys well enough, may take longer than expected. And for the first and only time ever, for some reason, rhubarbs are discussed. Oh, and we do dare to bring you drops that are a full three percent of a movie, we're just that dedicated to entertaining you!

Ahhh, spring time with RadioTiki! Yes, it's that season again. The weather, taxes, and spring break adventures, this show fits the season well. Open the windows, or take a stroll outside with us on your iPod while the weather is good... because it's bound to change!

The show is our usual stream of consciousness (not to be confused with The Boss' steam of consciousness), which is obvious from our opening minutes. Hear about Jeff's spring break in the Big Easy, our diatribes about politics and gas prices, and a baseball story about self-urination. And don't forget more talk about sandwiches! All right here, in this episode of RadioTiki!